The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-18
Society Events.

Mrs Thomas L. Sullivan will give reception
this afternoon from to o'clock.
The Knickerbocker Club, new organization
Tor dancing will be entertained this evening by
sister, Mrs. William 4 Eldridge on North Ala
bama street.
Owing to an unfortunate accident the load of
produce to have been sold at the Fourth Presby-
terian Church yesterday. in the interest of mis-
sionary work, did not reach the city, and will be
on sale to-day. from 10 to IL o'clock.
The "Old Maids" social at the Memorial
Church, this evening. will be as unique, in the
point of entertainment, as the rib" social,
which was given by the ''old ladies" some weeks
ago. merry evening is anticipated.
The ladies of Olive Branch Lodge. No. 10, D.
of R., l. 0. O. F., will give q social entertain
ment, with refreshments, ON Saturday evening"
at Grand Lodge Hall, for the benefit of the Col
fax monument fund, which will be open to the
public
A social will be given this evening at May
flower Church, by the ladies of the third Sec
ton, of which Mrs. E. D. Grover is the head
A musical programme will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Morrison, Mrs Anna Walker and
Miss Winnie Willard, and Mrs. Bauehman will
give a number of her enjoyable Rotations.
The admission will be 10 cents and refresh
ments free. AS this is the first social since the
arrival of Rev. Mr.. Barnard large attendance
is expected
The annual concert Of Paul Bahr and pupils
Will take Dl0C0 tonight at plymouth CQufcn.
Among his pupils who will take part Mrs.
Elmer Pursell. Misses Jennie Suffern. Maggie
Anderson. Lucie Sickles, Carrie Selig, Leila
Gundelfneer Daisy Lemon, Grace Paul, Gertie
Wade Ollie Pursell Berthe Bloomer, Lucy
Hamilton, Alice Foster. Minnie Prier Sophie
Simon and Fannie Gundelfnger and Mr. Jacob
| Selig. Vocal assistance will be given by Mrs
| lowering, Mr. Pearson and Mr.. Chatfeld. Mr.
| Perry Ingalls, will play cornet solo and Mr..
| Charles T. Heinzen violin solo, while Professor
Bahr will open and close the programme with
| organ solos.
| There seemed to be an unusual effort made by
| the ladies to attend the entertainment given
| yesterday by the Free kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society, on account of the unpleasant
weather. for Mrs E. G. Wiley's home COM
pletely filed Preceding the reception at the
| house musical and literary programme was
| given in the parlors of the Second Presbyterian
Church. A lengthy and interesting paper on
"Poets and Poetry" was read by Mrs " K Hen
! bricks Mrs. Hammond sang two solos excel
| lently, and concerted numbers were given by the
| ST. Cecilia Quartet, consisting of Mrs. Lynn,
Mrs. lowering, Mrs. Morrison and Mrs Watson,
| and another quartet consisting of Miss Stowell,
! Miss Bags, Mrs. Henry Schurmann and Miss
| Anna Farouhar. At Mrs. Wiley there was a
| table for the sale of fancy work. which was rap
| idly disposed of, and another for the sale of
| home made candy was exhausted early in the
afternoon. The refreshments were of q more
substantial character than usual and very de
| licious. The ladies having the affair in charge
| met with better financial results than antici
/ natal